3. Customerid is key in both Orders O and Customers C tables. Complete below to select records that exists in both table

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3. Customerid is key in both Orders O and Customers C tables. Complete below to select records that exists in both table

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3. Customerid is key in both Orders O and Customers C tables. Complete below to select records that exists in both tables. SELECT O.orderid, O.desc, C.name FROM Orders O 4. Update TableA to add 100 on salary for primary key emp_id = 10 UPDATE TableA 5. Complete below SQL statement to find count of records from Customers table. SELECT Country, State, City, Count(*) AS Count FROM Customers 6. Add FK on child_table (column1) refrencing from parent_table (column1). ALTER TABLE child_table
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